Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump hold a phone call on Friday, according to statements attributed to Netanyahu’s office. Both outlets report that the leaders agree to meet soon in the United States, though the exact timing of the meeting is not specified in the statements. Middle East Eye and the New York Post both describe the agreement to meet “soon” or “in the near future.” NDTV links the call to the broader context of US-Israel cooperation in a military campaign against Iran. The Jerusalem Post notes that Netanyahu and Trump last met on February 11, 2026, and says that later that month the US and Israel carried out joint attacks on Iran. Free Malaysia Today adds that the call occurs after the US–Israel campaign against Iran and amid reported tensions between the leaders related to efforts to end the conflict. Across sources, the confirmed points are the phone conversation and the intention to hold a follow-up meeting in the US soon; other details provided vary by outlet.